Top News Stories with Steve & Amy (Mar. 30, 2015)

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Military to propose new perks to draw in new recruits-–Defense Secretary Ashton Carter plans to push a series of proposals, including a 401(k)-style pension plan and incentives, aimed at attracting and retaining troops with the skills needed to fight modern wars. To qualify for a pension, troops must serve 20 years.

An emotional Rick Barnes fought back tears in saying goodbye to Texas after 17 years Sunday, insisting he’s grateful for his time with Longhorns and isn’t bitter about being fired. “The wins and losses are fleeting, but it’s the relationships that matter,” Barnes said at a 40-minute farewell news conference. “We know as a coach, this whole thing is about players. We’ve been blessed as a staff here to have so many players who have affected our lives.”